AI Video Week launches to cover the business of AI-driven production across television, marketing and film
AI Video Finally Gets Its Trade Magazine
London – A new trade publication dedicated to the rapidly expanding business of artificial intelligence in video production has launched today.
AI Video Week, published at aivideoweek.com, will cover the commercial impact of AI-generated and AI-assisted video across television, advertising and film – industries now being reshaped by a new generation of production tools, creators and studios.
While coverage of AI technology has proliferated across blogs, newsletters and general media, the sector has lacked a dedicated trade publication focused specifically on the business, investment and career implications of the shift.
Neil Osborne, Executive Editor of AI Video Week, said the publication aims to fill that gap.
“There’s plenty of coverage and hype around AI tools but what’s been missing is trade journalism that treats AI video as a business – who’s investing, who’s hiring, which studios are building around it, and what that means for the people working across television, advertising and film.”
Osborne spent more than 20 years working in the television industry across production, international distribution and branded entertainment, giving him direct experience of how these sectors operate commercially. Earlier in his career he also worked on EMAP trade titles covering the film, television and VFX industries.
The launch edition includes reporting on hiring patterns in AI video, the commercial implications of generative video for brands and broadcasters, emerging program genres such as AI-driven animation and vertical storytelling, and the evolving investment landscape around the sector. The publication will also feature industry opinion and analysis, alongside a dedicated AI video jobs board offering career opportunities across studios, technology companies and creative agencies.
AI Video Week is published by StoryForce.ai.
